Brules
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Yeah Cozumel is def not photo friendly compared to some places that have 0 current......
First trip to Coz
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robint
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My husband has a DSLR camera rig that we call the "death star".... LOL
He takes it on every dive in Cozumel and some drifts he takes less photos that others. BUT he usually does Wide Angle for those drift dives, and then he does Macro on our shore dives or night dives. It all depends where we go as to which lens he puts on the camera..
And he gets some pretty decent photos:
Cozumel - April 2010
http://www.rnrscuba.net/2012_Cozumel/2012_ScubaClubCozumel.html
Yeah, he can get more photos in places like Bonaire and Roatan that has no current, but the spectacular reefs of Cozumel are waaaay better.
He takes it on every dive in Cozumel and some drifts he takes less photos that others. BUT he usually does Wide Angle for those drift dives, and then he does Macro on our shore dives or night dives. It all depends where we go as to which lens he puts on the camera..
And he gets some pretty decent photos:
Cozumel - April 2010
http://www.rnrscuba.net/2012_Cozumel/2012_ScubaClubCozumel.html
Yeah, he can get more photos in places like Bonaire and Roatan that has no current, but the spectacular reefs of Cozumel are waaaay better.
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